Sentence examples for mode of population from inspiring English sources

Longer delays could have major effects, including introducing another mode of population oscillations similar to that of Brunel et al. [10], which could interact with the present mechanism in non-obvious ways.

The run with the highest likelihood was post-processed to obtain the posterior mode of population membership.

In particular, a mixed strategy may be stable depending on the relative fitnesses of the nine genotypes and the initial allelic frequencies [ 8, 9] and the mode of population regulation can have a striking impact on the likelihood of behavioral adaptation to evolve [ 10].

The initiation of the expansion of these clades corresponding to post-Pleistocene is supported by evidence from other species, which show similar post Pleistocene modes of population expansion [ 7].

A more detailed analysis of aerosol and droplet inoculation and infectivity may provide better insight into the impact of either transmission mode on population spread.

And this is the only mode of keeping population on a level with the means of subsistence, which is perfectly consistent with virtue and happiness.

Data is expressed as frequency histograms and a bar-graph showing the mode of each population.

Plants with peak ratios below 1·8 are considered as sexual and those with peak ratios above this arbitrary threshold (1·80 1·85) as having an uncertain mode of reproduction (populations 9826 and 9846; Table  2).

The association study showed a power > 80% by using the Quanto program version 1.2.4 with the following parameters: 5-HTTLPR S and S'S' minor allele frequencies (MAFs) of 15% and 21%, respectively, in a population of European origin; p ≤ 0.05; OR ≥ 1.6; log additive mode of inheritance; and population risk ≥ 10%.

A computational cell structure belonging to the dominant mode of the cell population predicted at 300 12 µm-long microtubules is plotted in Fig. 4EF (cf. the experimental image in Fig. 2AC).

Indeed, there are a number of factors that could create important evolutionary differences between AIV in wild birds and poultry, notably reflecting differences in the mode of transmission and population structure.